Simon Harris didn’t turn up on his first opportunity last Wednesday.

Today he deliberately misrepresents our alternative budget ask in response to serious questions on treatment for children with scoliosis and Spina Bifida.

Sinn Féin proposed €1b more for health then the…

Gaza’s Paralympic cycling team could be BLOCKED from competing in Paris if visas aren’t granted thecanary.co/global/world-n…

Are you angry about the housing & homelessness crisis?

Then join the Raise The Roof rally at the Dáil next week.

Demand secure & affordable homes for all.

#ChangeStartsHere #RaiseTheRoof

FACT CHECK

Simon Harris tells the Dáil that Government provided more funding for Health than Sinn Féin proposed for budget 2024 - FALSE ✖️

Sinn Féin proposed €1 billion more than Government provided. TRUE ✔️

Call to support the Palestinian National Paracycling Federation compete in the Paris Paralympics.

Sport, the only place the world officially recognises Palestine can support Palestinian athletes, who have never been able to train or compete on a road longer than 33 km, the…

Records released to me show that more than 1,000 apprentices per year are quitting their craft courses 👇

Apprenticeships are usually held up as the Taoiseach’s singular achievement in Higher Ed. The experience of apprentices tell a very different story

irishexaminer.com/news/arid-4137…

A smiling Player of Match (POM) Grace O’Shea (Ballinteer St John’s) after Dublin win the 2024 Division 1B Very Ireland Camogie National League.

Camogie Senior League 1B Very Final Dublin V Wexford at SETU Carlow 13.04.24 📸 iLivephotos 🧡🖤

‘They kept chasing. Kept hoping. Kept believing’ – Dublin camogie bask in glory with first senior title in 41 years
independent.ie/sport/gaelic-g…

If you want to know the reality for Generation Rent don’t listen to the spin at #FFArdFheis24

Listen to the voices people trapped in an expensive & insecure rental market.

The solution? SFs housing plan to build tens of thousands of affordable homes. irishexaminer.com/news/spotlight…

Great excitement in the park today. Cambridge Football Club 🟣⚪️ only too happy to help accommodate the games

It’s great to see the government is finally taking on a Sinn Féin policy proposal, which we’ve had for the past 3 years.

O'Shea strikes to snatch dramatic triumph for Dublin

rte.ie/sport/camogie/… via RTÉ

Congratulations to the Dublin Camogie on a fantastic win In the National Camogie League - Division 1B final.

Fantastic game and nothing in it right to the end.
Cumann Naomh Eoin Baile an tSaoir Grace O’Shea getting the winning goal…🏆

The Camogie Association Official Wexford Camogie

Government's decision to increase petrol and diesel prices on April 1st was the wrong thing to do!

Households are continuing to struggle under the cost of living crisis, and for many people prices remain far too high.

Sinn Féin is calling on the government to not go ahead with…

Good analysis here from ⁦Cliff Taylor⁩ on rising house prices…

Govt policy is fuelling house price inflation.

The choice in the next election is more of the same or a change of policy that delivers genuinely affordable homes. irishtimes.com/opinion/2024/0…

Out in Bluebell and Ballyfermot to meet those providing, and availing of, excellent family, support and community services.

And yes, the kids kept me on my toes with their questions! 🙋

Finally the Government has listened to people with disabilities and scrapped their plans to create three tiers of disability payments.

I want to commend all who campaigned to scrap the Green Paper.

“Nothing about us, without us” was the rallying cry of these campaigners, and…

Newstalk poll: Nearly 60% want General Election now…

Maybe thats why ⁦Simon Harris TD⁩ didn’t turn up to the Dáil for work yesterday! newstalk.com/news/majority-…

Crisis in student accommodation worsens.

First students thrown to the wolves and now study abroad sector in jeopardy. All to support vulture funds record profits.

This is Harris’ legacy.

irishtimes.com/business/2024/…

Taoiseach Simon Harris yesterday: 'I'll move mountains'

Taoiseach Simon Harris today: 'Sorry, I can't come into the Dáil today, I have to make 3 phone calls'